Opinion

OP-ED : In today’s evolving business landscape, companies and corporations are increasingly expected to demonstrate commitment towards sustainability, and it is not uncommon today to see several entities associate themselves...

By Rodney Hood Adriko Fraud targeting bank customers has become increasingly prevalent in today’s digital era. The most common types of fraud in the market involved phishing, smishing, and vishing,...

OP-ED: The world is rewriting its rulebook. It’s no longer just about what you produce but how you produce it. For resource-rich regions like Africa, the implications are profound: the...

By Kenneth Kawuki The evolution of the procurement function from a peripheral role to a more strategic one is helping unlock its full value in companies and organizations. It is...

By Aldon Walukamba, Communications Consultant Kampala’s traffic congestion continues to be one of the most pressing urban challenges, leading to significant economic losses and reduced quality of life for residents....

By Prof. Lawrence Muganga, Transformative Educationist and Vice Chancellor, Victoria University. When the United Arab Emirates (UAE) appointed the world’s first Minister of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in 2017, many observers...

A flurry of incidents in the news of cybersecurity breeches in recent weeks are a cause for concern, but with a better understanding of cybersecurity need not be our new...

By Michael Jjingo “The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it” by Robert Swan. Some people continue to argue that, we do not...

In rural Uganda, financial independence remains a distant dream for many women. They face significant barriers such as limited access to financial services, low financial literacy, and societal structures that...

By : Joanita Nansubuga , the Head of Compliance at FINCA Uganda The 2023 Financial Literacy Survey conducted by the Bank of Uganda revealed that 60% of Ugandans were unaware...